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If you have a problem with investments in your 403(b) plan, you may want to turn to several sources for help. We always welcome hearing from you. Here's how contact us: 

Office of Investor Education and Assistance 
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission 100 F Street, N.E. 
Washington, D.C. 20549-0213 
Fax: (202) 772-9295 
Questions:
Fast Answers 
Complaints:
Online Complaint Form 

If the problem involves a product that we don't regulate (such as fixed annuities and many equity-indexed annuities), you should contact your state insurance commissioner. Your state securities commissioner may also be able to help.

For problems concerning the management of the plan — such as money being credited to your account or being put in the wrong investment — be sure to complain in writing to the firm that is handling your account. You may want to send a copy of your complaint (or write a separate letter) to the school district that provides the plan and your state attorney general.

 


 

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